President Trump withdraws nominee Scott Socha for National Park Service director amid widespread agency firings.
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A poll finds 75% of likely midterm voters, including two-thirds of Trump backers, back continued PEPFAR funding, pressuring Congress to resist cuts.
Former FBI Director Comey charged over a seashell post that allegedly threatened Trump's life. Comey maintains innocence amid indictment. "Eighty-six" started as a term for cutting off service, but has evolved to include political implications like "8647" meaning opposition to Trump. NPR investigates Amazon and Etsy for violating seller policies with violent items. Liberals point out GOP hypocrisy on violent rhetoric.
Maine Sen. Susan Collins, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, hasn't called for investigating the White House's Iran invasion.
Michigan lawmakers consider requiring state licenses for gun dealers, sparking debate between gun control and gun rights advocates. Vote expected soon.
Michigan House votes to regulate troubled teen industry practices after survivors testify, including Paris Hilton. Bill moves to Senate.
Gov. Katie Hobbs denies wrongdoing in an investigation into allegations of a sweetheart deal with a foster group home.
Lebanese Michiganders discuss Israeli aggression, immigration courts analyzed, Detroit's vacant lots explored, and a vet's wife shares her memoir.
Republicans propose a budget with significant tax cuts, reducing spending across most state agencies except key departments.
Michigan House Judiciary Committee advances bills to prohibit sex offenders on registry from working at businesses serving minors.